BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Karen Clark & Company (KCC) today announced that the KCC US Flood Reference Model Version 2.0 has been certified by the Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection ...

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The Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology has certified the KCC US Flood Reference Model Version 2.0 - the first flood model found acceptable by the commission under the latest ...

- Model certified for statewide use by Florida Commission - New technology enables insurers to better quantify flood risk Developed by Impact Forecasting - Aon 's catastrophe model center of ...

When a storm is barreling in from the Gulf, which neighborhoods would be most likely to flood and at what depths? And can that be predicted quickly with affordable technology? A team of LSU scientists ...

Until now, the bespoke and manual nature of large area parametric flood quotes has restricted underwriting capacity and in turn brokers' ability to serve small- and mid-sized markets. The lengthy ...